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d a le L e a g u e fo r the first time in the c lu b 's history. They greatly strengthened their position on Saturday by defeating their nearest riva s


Baxenden. and as Whalley, who were in third position lost to Padiham \v h o jumped to second position—Northern’s prospects of securing chief honours have gone up by leaps and


bounds. The twists of fate are many and varied and Northern bene­


fited from the fact that they promoted :i second eleven bowler, Barry Haydock, because a regular bowler was off on holiday.


Haydoek rose to the occa­


sion by capturing five wickets for 36 runs, thus paving the way to the league leaders'


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2 4 C n s . l o i 'la o p t io n a l .


d av to W ednesd ay. T h e film a lso s ta r s T om m y S an d s , B r a d Dex te r , T on y Bill and T a t su y a M ih a sh i .


This is something difTerent in war-film entertainment, tell-


in” of a few American Marines who land on a lonely Pacific island occupied by a Jap ane se Army platoon following a plane


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Hor.st. B u c l ib o lz . T h e s to r v t e l l s o f th e in h a b i t -


a i iu s o f a sm a l l M e x ic a n v i l la g e , w h o . a f t e r b e in g c ow e d in t o sul>- m i s s io n b y a b r u t a l b a n d i t ch ie f , r o u s e th em s e lv e s in t o a r r a r rn e d r e s i .s ta n c e . th e f i r s t r e c r u i t b e in g a h i r e d g u n f ig h t e r . T h e g u n f lg h t e r f o rm s a b o ld


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Y T ^A L T D ISN E Y stays at the Civic Hall next week,


for showing from Monday to Wednc.sday is D a rb y O Gi ll and the L it t le P eo ple , starring Albert Sharpe. Janet Munroc, Scan Connery and Jimmy


O'Dea. I t t e i i s o f a n o ld c a r e ta k c u m


a n I r i s h v i l l a g e w h o s e Jo b i s ■ soon to b e t a k e n o v e r b y ^


y o u n g e r m a n . T h e o ld m a n h a s i d a S g h t e r a n d f e e l s t h a t i f h e h a s to r e t i r e sh e w i l l lo s e p r e s ­ t ig e . H e t l io r e fo r e e n g a g e s th e h e lp o f th e L e p r e c h a u n s to m a k e


b i s d a u g h t e r a n d th e


a b o u t to b e th e n ew f a l l in lo v e . I t i s n o t u n t i l th e y s u rm o u n t m a n y d i f f ic u l t ie s th a


th e i r h a p p in e s s i s a s s u r e d A l s o sh ow in g i.s a n o th e i o f


D i s n e v ’s f i lm s . J u n g l e Ca t ' 'h i c h i s p e r h a p s th e m o s t s e n s a t i o n ^ a n im a l d r am a e v e r b r o u g h t to th e s c r e e n b y D i s n e y a i to h i s


w i ld l i fe p h o t o g r a p h e r F r om T h u r s d a y t o S a . ^ c t a y


th e r e t s a d o u b le N o rm a n W i sd om , f o r tw o o f n i s


f i lm s . T h e B u l ld o g Br e ed T h e S q u a r e P e g a r e b e in g sh ow m H o n o r B l a c k m a n a l s o s t o r s m


“ T h e S q u a r e P e g ” a n d L i z F r a s e r


In “T h e B u l ld o g B r e e d . T h e f i r s t f i lm t e l l s o f th e h a v o c


t h a t W i sd om c a u s e s lo in s th e N a v y , a n d th e o th e i t e l l s o f th e t r o u b le h e g e t s in to w h en h e i s c a l le d u p to r th e


A.,-my. !


(^I'OM H A R R ISO N bought a c a r 30 years a g o . He liked


it, and kep t on liking it so much th a t the sam e c a r still g rac e s his g a ra g e .


M r . H a r r ison , o f Montagu e Street, Clitheroe, m u s t be one o f the few men in E n g ­ land who hav e k ep t a pre­ war c a r since new. The Austin 10 is .still running well on (he sam e engine.


h a V i II g covered about 111 ,000 miles.


T h e se were not easy miles, for Mr . H a rrison used the car extensively in his work a s an agent fo r the R e fu g e A s su r ­ ance Company. H e ‘covered’ every v i llag e b e t w e e n Clitheroe and Hellifield and had to travel many mHes of rough fa rm track s .


T h e old c a r is still in concours condition, and a p a r f from a


-.fc. ..V • t •


not-too-excessive oil con­ sumption is in perfect order. A fter ‘ tickling’ the fuel pump it s ta r t s first time and b rak e s , lighting and steering a re a l l immacula te.


T h e c a r returns 38 m pg—a figure o f which owners of more m o d em vehicles might well b e envious, and the cellulose — renewed only once in 30 years—glvstcus like new.


Mr. H a rrison, who is 7 9 , still uses the Austin quite a lot a t weekends, although be hates the sp eed and la ck of courtesy o f tod ay’ s traffic.


His hobby, a p a r t from looldng a f te r the c a r , is fly tying. In his younger d ays he tied artificial flies fo r a prince and was a keen fly fisher­ man. T o d a y his nimble fingers still m ake a first-rate hire-


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b e in t e r e s t e d to .'^ee th a t .Jim C l ia dw ic k c a p tu r e d two wickei.s a t th e co.sl o f 20 r u n s a n d m ig h t ea.sily h a v e tu rn e d th e g am e in W h a l lc .v ’s f a v o u r h a d h e b e en g iv e n a n e a r l ie r c h a n c e w i th th e


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O A D IH A M ’S p r o f e s s io n a l J a c k *• R o b e r t s t l i i s w e ek re - s ign ed ,


for th e c lu b f o r h i s U i ird s e a s o n in th e R ib b le s d a le L e a g u e R o b e r i .s . a r i g h l a rm p a c e


Ixiwler a n d a u s e fu l b a t , p la y e d p r rv io u s lv wil-h L a s c c l le s H a l l in


i.ho H u d d e r s f ie ld L e a g u e a n d h a s a p p e a r e d wi'th th e c o u n ty s e c o n d


team. A t e a c h e r in th e B o l to n a r e a .


R o b e r t s h a s th i s sev ison t a k e n 38 w'.rkets a i a co st, o f 520 r u n s . H e h a s s c o r e d 73 r u n s in 11 in n in g s —th r e e t im e s n ot o u t .


P r om o te d f rom th e ■‘^''Ctond


7 p ro sp e c ts AMATEUR LEAGUE fo r fo o tb a l l team fo r y ea r s


(A N paper, Clithcroc F o o tb a l l Clu b should Ibis season begin with brighter p rospects than they have had lo r many


vciirs. In llic past, numerous trial games have been held with a


view to di.scovering promising players and al ihc slarl ol the .sca.son there have usually been three or four places to fill in the


senior side. This season regular mem­


bers of last .season's learn, particularly in the forward line, may well have to fight hard to .secure a place in the


side. In d e e d , C l i th e r o e w i l l h a v e


n o few e r th a n fo u r c e n t r e f o r ­ w a rd s to p ic k f r om a l th o u g h two o f th em m a y a p p e a r o n th e w in g s .


T h i s we ek , Cl i th e r o e s ig n e d


m a n sh o r t a t P a d ih am t h e y A n th o n y (T o n y ) F i t z g e r a ld ,


w h o p la y ed w i th R o s s e n d a l e Un i t e d la s t s e a s o n , s c o r in g no


f ewe r t h a n 20 g o a l s . His a c h i e v em e n t w a s al l t h e mo r e n o t ew o r th y fo r h e w a s a b s e n t for a b o u t 10 w e e k s t h r o u g h


an injury . .As m e n t io n e d


p r e v io u s ly .


C it l tc ro c w ill h a v e th e s e r v ic e s of B a r o n , th e fo rm e r B l a c k b u r n R o v e r s a n d A c c r in g to n p la y e r . In a d d i t io n , a c a n d id a t e f o r th e cen tre foa-ward p o s i t io n wull be K e n W i lk in s o n f r om B l a c k b u r n , wbo .sco red tw o g o a l s a t A c c r in g ­ ton l a s t s e a s o n in th e o n ly m a tc h w h ich h e p la y e d .


A s a m a t t e r o f f a c t . C l i th e r o e


had th e c h a n c e o f s ig n in g e v e n a f i f th c e n t r e fo rw a r d , b u t in view o f th e p r om i s in g m a t e r i a l a lr e a d v


de e id c’d n o t to s e c u r e h i s s c r - viees.


a v a i la b le . i t w a s G R A Y SO N B.AG-K


p o r te r s fo r th e c lu b i.s t h a t J a c k G r a v so n . C l i th e r o e ’s


le f t lu l l - b a c k u n t i l la.sL s e a s o n , who l e f t th e d i .s trk :t to


■ Edinburgh, is b a c k a g a in in th e B la c k b u rn a r e a a n d sh o u ld b e a v a i lab le f o r S a t u r d a y g am e s t o p a r tn e r Hcyc.s. a n d W a l la c e w u l


W e lcom e n ew s a t so fo r s u p ­ r e g u l a r ^


a c a in b e in g o a l . •So k e e n a r e som e o f th e


fo r


begin n e x t week . In th e h a l f b a c k l in e , K i r k


n lav c r s th a t th e y b e g a n t r a in in g 'a fo r tn ig h t b e fo r e th e h o l id a y s began , b u t in t e n s iv e t r a in in g w ill


Hocison a n d N ig h t in g a le w i l l a c a in b e a v a i la b le , s o th a t th e only d i f f ic u l ty a p p e a r s to b e which p l a y e r s to le a v e o u t o f tn o


forward l in e . T h e c h a n c e s a r c th a t R a y


oh to M o r e c am b e w i l l b e b a c k a t inside r i g h t a n d t h a t B e r n a r d -iVallbank ■ will a p p e a r a t in s id e


s'naw w ill a p p e a r to b e f i r s t O n th e l e f t w in g R o n n ie


choice b u t th e r e w ill b e s t io n g com p e t i t io n fo r th e o u t s id e r i g h t


’^ 'ca 'n d i 'da te .s w i l l in c lu d e M e l Widdup. a s w e l l a.s W i lk in so n and 1^117,501*^.1 d. an d y oun ?: Jo h n so n w ill a.lso o f fe r a s tron g : ch a l le n g e fo r a n y o f th e fo r -


ward p o s i t io n s .


Hch^^on, w h o l e f t C l i th e r o e to C h o r lc y a n d th e n p r o c e e d e d


Goodway b a ts w e ll and Ja ckm an


among the w ic k e t s


1 A C K IN G ihc .scD'iccs of such prominent players


as Billy Slingcr. Keith Fccclcs. Derek Swift, their skipper, and Jim ]-urncll, Clithcroc did not prove a match lor Read at the Chalburn R o ad


ground. Only two Read balsmcn,


Richard Goodway. and iTank Skinner, really covered them­ selves with glory, but they did suftlcient to help Read reach


the respectable total ot 150. W h en R e a d lo s t th e i r f i r s t


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